Also good is George is now discharged from the eneurisis clinic as he now wets once a month or less often at night! Bad is Ian has gone backwards and now wets 2-4 nights a week, so have now asked them to put him on their wait list; going to take him to Dr Sharon our chiropractor next week to see if that helps as nothing has changed at home or at school as far as I know. Other bad, Ian has a really nasty cavity in a back tooth that I'd not spotted; half the tooth is gone so I suspect it'll have to get pulled on Monday when he goes into the dental service. I'm feeling like a bad mummy for not having spotted it and also for letting him brush his own teeth
. Also his front teeth are starting to move forward due to the thumbsucking. I've just ordered a thumbguard to stop him from sucking his thumb as he has no great desire to stop; hope it works and doesn't cause behavioural problemsLast night I cast on Ian's next jersey; this is something I'll do a bit on from time to time as I'm finding the yarn quite hard to work with; hopefully it'll get better when I go to the 4.5mm needles which are a little smoother than the only pair of 4mm needles I have. The yarn is basically a softly spun wool with 2 binding threads holding it in place; looks a bit like a boucle; but isn't a true one. Ian loves the colours though so I will keep at it.
Oh, and while I was writing this there was a call from the front door; my friendly local courier was there with this:
2 comments:
Good luck with the thumb-sucking. My parents tried EVERYTHING to get me to stop - I'm sad to say I did it until I was 19. Yeah - 19! (I'm nothing if not stubborn..)I had to get braces and the bite plate they installed left no room for my fingers - and that's how I stopped.
@Wanderingcatstudio
He's stubborn too but if I can I want to avoid braces; his brother already needs them for other reasons when he gets older. This particular thing I'm getting breaks the suction that makes sucking the thumb so nice for him; just hope he doesn't switch thumbs!
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